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- 30 Mar 2015
- News
Creating a sustainable world
real-time, shared bus services for workers whose employees pay monthly subscriptions for the service. “I especially find it rewarding as these emerging companies develop projects that, in the long run, will contribute to a better world for the coming generation; they... View Details
- Portrait Project
Simon Belsham
my children's world. The earth may appear grand and old but it will feel the impact of the decisions I make. Will the world really notice me? I have the privilege to make it. View Details
- Portrait Project
Arturo Alvarez Demalde
their dreams—all these images are part of the same picture, which is fun to watch but even more fun to produce. During my transformation at Harvard I discovered one path to make a difference: to help improve how people live in Argentina and inspire others to do so. ... View Details
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Miguel López de Silanes
not make good use of our good fortune and of our privileged situation, though. My challenge is thus to put into good use all of my learning in order to make an impact and help improve my country, the world, and those around me. This is... View Details
- 14 Jul 2023
- Blog Post
Building a Culture of Awareness and Accountability in your Organization
Consider Your Identities Manso-Brown also encourages her participants to think about their various identities, which of those identities holds privilege, and which of those identities are marginalized. “Every ‘-ism’ (racism, ableism, sexism, Anti-Semitism, etc.)... View Details
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Kelly O’Neil
the compost I so detested. When I look at wastes now, I see their potential. Most of the world's markets are defined by broken lifecycles – we extract, manufacture, use, and then abandon. By finding ways to extract the stored energy from the refuse of our View Details
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Kate Aitken
I cast my first vote at age three. My mother hoisted me up to the lever. I clasped it in my tiny hands and yanked it to the left, sending the blue curtains of the polling booth flying open behind us. I knew from a young age that democracy was a View Details
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Avni Patel
of being bold and fearless and brave. They who instilled in me the mindset of 'daring mighty things'. They whose life long sacrifices are directly responsible for my privileged position. All of my life I have endeavoured to be courageous... View Details
- 20 Mar 2023
- News
Taking His Shot
wouldn't have even been able to play professionally. Were it not for these incredible guys in Boston that I met in business school who convinced me that I should dream and give tennis another shot, I wouldn't be here," Pecotic told the ATP. "I feel so View Details
- 22 Dec 2015
- News
Cahill to Lead HBS External Relations
this role as the School has raised close to $900 million and energized alumni at 22 events around the world during the Campaign. The Campaign, publicly launched in April 2014, is part of The Harvard Campaign, which concludes in 2018. “It is a great View Details
- Portrait Project
Michael Worosz
stood in the Pentagon instilled in me a rage which has given way to patient, nuanced deliberation. Where I once believed that America should carve out her interests in the world, heedless of the repercussions on other nations, my world view has broadened during my two... View Details
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Jon Rudoe
their lives better. My first task is to help my future employer make shopping for groceries easier and more efficient. I'm not really sure what comes next, but I plan for it to be challenging and fun. I plan to help British education improve. I want the educational... View Details
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Sonali Duggal
my hands and skipped across it with a kind of privilege and abandon that neither of them could have dreamed of. Working in a rural village in Thailand, supporting a union in South Africa, and consulting for companies in Brazil? Check,... View Details
- 01 Dec 2005
- News
Top-Flight Tory
mountain climbing, and flying light aircraft — clearly not a man to mess with,” opined BBC News Online (September 29, 2005). Of his party’s future, Davis said, “Modern Conservatives will show that we are not in politics for ourselves. We are not here to defend View Details
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Building a Culture of Awareness and Accountability in your Organization - Recruiting
encourages her participants to think about their various identities, which of those identities holds privilege, and which of those identities are marginalized. “Every ‘-ism’ (racism, ableism, sexism, Anti-Semitism, etc.) promotes one group having View Details
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David Brown | MBA
support resource, and I am excited to learn from my peer and mentors to help advance us towards this future. Tech areas of interest: Space Development, Sustainable Development, AI/ML Formative experience at the intersection of technology and business: I've had the... View Details
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Patrick Chun
graduate school halfway across the world; all the way to the smaller, quiet moments he spent teaching me, his grandson, about life. I have the blessing of being able to choose the races I run. A privilege that came not of my own doing,... View Details
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Hayling Price
others to college. What sets us on different trajectories? That's what I want to study in school and in my career." "Given the privileges I've had, it's only right that I use them to extend View Details
- Portrait Project
Peter Park
quietly accept the status quo, or actively change it for the better. I want to continue sharing these moments by creating opportunities which enable others like Iminza to shape their own paths. And as HBS provides me with the rare and View Details
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Athena Ko
bakes and jumps in muddy puddles like Peppa pig. The days are still busy but filled with laughs and giggles (and some tears, of course). My children only grow up once, and it's wonderful to know that I am not missing a moment. It is a View Details